# Load and run the Docker image

1. In the terminal of the host computer, run the following command to connect SSH to the target device:

ssh root@<device-ip>
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    The password is `oelinux123`.
2. In the terminal of the target device, run the following command to create the Docker directory in the target device:

mkdir -p /opt/docker
        chmod -R 777 /opt/docker
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3. In the terminal of the host computer, run the following command to copy the Docker image TAR and scripts from Linux host computer to the target device:

scp <Docker_image_path>/* root@<device-ip>:/opt/docker
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    `<Docker_image_path>` is the directory where the Docker image TAR file and scripts are installed.
4. In the terminal of the target device, run the following command to verify whether the Docker directory configuration is successful:

docker info | grep Storage
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5. In the terminal of the target device, run the following command to load the Docker image:

cd /opt/docker
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docker load -i /opt/docker/<qimsdk-docker-image-tar>
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chmod 777 docker_run_cdi_<target>.sh
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Note

    - `<qimsdk-docker-image-tar>` is the name of the file that has the Qualcomm IM SDK Docker image. For example, `qimsdk.tar`.
    - Replace `<target>` with:

        - `qcm6490` for Qualcomm Dragonwing^™^ RB3 Gen 2 Development Kit
        - `qcs9100` for Qualcomm Dragonwing^™^ RB8 Development Kit
        - `qcs8300` for Dragonwing IQ-8275

Last Published: Apr 02, 2026

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